PHF President & CEO Featured in the "Unsung Stewards" Podcast
July 30, 2021
Our President & CEO Patrick McNamara was interviewed in the first episode of ReThink Health’s new podcast Unsung Stewards, titled “Community-Driven Response to the Pandemic.”
In times of crisis, organizations can resort to top-down responses. But when his community faced COVID-19, Pat McNamara threw that playbook out the window. What if local leaders were the ones naming their needs and aspirations? In the first episode of #UnsungStewards, Pat shares how his team shifted to a hyperlocal approach.
Three artists, a room full of caregivers, and a sway that follows them home.
As OJ says, “Sometimes, just showing up with patience and kindness can make all the difference.”
Community Greening has planted more than 30,000 trees in South Florida. Some of the volunteers were sent by their therapists.
Grace Notes Music Foundation is proving that music isn't just an art form—it’s brain science.
Reception unites nursing, mental health, and behavioral health students with the donors and fundholders investing in their education
Dr. Roger L. Duncan III and Elisa Cramer join board of trustees; Dr. Paul Rashid appointed to Community Investment Committee
The Mike McNamara Scholarship Fund at Palm Health Foundation became her lifeline.
"Connected Along the Brain Coast" campaign brings brain science out of the lab and into Palm Beach County communities this October
New initiative activates South Florida's Brain Coast to help close 17-year gap between scientific discovery and impact.
Aspen Institute spotlighted BeWellPBC , a Palm Beach County behavioral health movement supported by Palm Health Foundation, and their Community Connectors , a group of advocates that help improve the health and wellbeing of their neighborhoods by serving as a bridge between residents and private and public health services. These Community Connectors are deeply trusted and have helped their communities navigate complex health challenges – like when one neighbor didn’t know what to do when her husband was admitted to a nursing home as his dementia worsened.
